Drug use on campuses grows across colleges
The piece surveys rising campus drug use among UC Santa Barbara students Lynn and Berkeley’s Bryan, noting pot and other substances become common social tools. Experts like Dr Helen Nowlis estimate experimenters outnumber regular users, with East Coast interest in synthetic hallucinogens and heroin a minor concern.
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Berkeley
Mademoiselle Magazine
Smith College
San Diego State
Vassar
Fordham
Brigham Young
Midwest
South
Georgia
South Carolina
Alecha
Bidotamie
Helen Nowlis
University of Rochester
Nowlis
Newlis
Fragmented 1970 Christian Science Publish Notice
A damaged OCR fragment references 1970 and a Christian Science publication, distributed by Cogley News Service, with unclear route or date details and no full item readable.
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Yeignt
Christian Science Publicl
Cogley News Sergion
Rte
Research firm studies urban air pollution control
Iry Zuckerman of TRW Systems Groups leads a Los Angeles firm in a NAPCA guided system analysis of national and regional air pollution. The goal is a national information and control system, using computer simulations to map regional pollution, monitor conditions, and design efficient reduction methods.
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Copley Mews
Los Angeles
Iry Zuckerman
TRW Systems
National Air Pollution Control Administration
NAPCA
Zuckerman
Water project stays on schedule says MWD chief
Henry J. Mills of the Metropolitan Water District says California's state water project will extend to 2020, with supplies arriving by late 1972 and ample water overall. He cites slower population growth, greater reclamation, and more Colorado River use as reasons for a longer planning horizon and the need for additional water sources and cost defense.
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Los Angeles
California
Henry J. Mills
Southern California
Metropolitan Water District
MWD
Mills
Pacific Northwest
Colorado River
Phoenix
Central
Arizona
Orville Dam
Western States
United States
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Northwest
Golden State
Eucalyptus plantings and a 1911 lumber boom vision
The article traces early eucalyptus farming from California's 1860s seed trade to 1910s exuberant profits talks by Frank C. Havens. It notes California’s large planting efforts, nurserymen, and seed dealers, the 1911 Washington's Birthday auto race linked to Havens, and concludes with Havens’ death and parks that preserve eucalyptus wealth in East Bay.
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Frank C. Havens
Young Havens
Eucalypt
California Eucalyptus Timber Company
Kansas City
California
Australia
William G. Walker
Golden Gate
4Th and Folsom Streets
San Francisco
Stephen Nolan
Oakland
Walker
Nolan
William H. Taylor
Alameda
Green House
James T. Stratton
Southwest
Joaquin Miller
William Blair
Piedmont
Walter Blair
Pagoda Hill
J. Ross Browne
Havens
Washington
Skyline Boulevard
Bezine
East Bay
Computers improve classroom teaching in high schools
Washington reports that AIR estimates computer use in public high schools has quadrupled since 1966 though nonusers still outnumber users two to one. The study finds 13 percent use computers for instruction and over 30 percent for administration, noting rapid growth and the need for careful planning.
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Washington
American Institute For Research
AIR
Charles Darby
AIR Research
National Science Foundation
Continental United States
Darby
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University of California, Santa Barbara
Bryan
University of Southern California
Black Panthers
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Columbia University
University of California At Berkeley
By Bernard Cole
Susan Harriger
Copley News Seevicw
Ventura, Santa Barbara
Riverside
San Bereens
San Diego
Robert Sibley
Lumber Company
Niles
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